Asset Acceptance LLC
Sued Over Credit Card Debt Bought By Second Agency

Business & Finance

Asset Acceptance taking me to court... For credit card debt. Was $3,000 now almost $8,0000.. They are the 2nd credit agency that bought the same cc account. I was paying the other agency but stopped due to job loss. I sent a letter denied everything except said neither deny or agree that i owe all the amount, and agreed that I did originally owe Bank of America. I went to pre-trial and said only that I wanted 90 days discovery and bill of particulars. Then got paper in the mail for court date in march. And now just got a notice of hearing for january.. Says plaintiffs motion to strike answer and for summary disposition. I don't have money and no job and need advise. I was gonna leave out of state and look for job but now I don't know what to do. I have to stay to go to court. I need any advice or help with this. I tried numerous times to make a reasonable payment agreement starting with Bank of America but no one cares and no one would help me. I don't know what else to do and I have a feeling I am gonna get stuck paying all of it.


Company: Asset Acceptance LLC
Country: USA
State: Michigan
City: Warren
Address: P.o. Box 2036
Phone: 5868383200
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